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cholera vaccine 167 chromogranin monoclonal antibody
Sample
application
Three-way
valve
Buffer
reservoir
Peristaltic
pump
Gel
support
sleve
Flow
control
valve
that resemble cholera toxin in function include diphtheria
toxin, exotoxin A, and pertussis toxin.
cholera vaccine
An immunizing preparation comprised of Vibrio cholerae
smooth strains Inaba and Ogawa in addition to El Tor vibrio
that have been killed by heat or formalin treatment. The
vaccine is designed to induce protective active immunity
against cholera in regions where it is endemic as well as in
travelers to those locations. The immunity induced is effective
for only about 12 weeks.
cholinergic urticaria
Skin edema induced by an aberrant response to acetylcholine
that occurs following diminished cholinesterase
activity.
CHOP therapy
A combination of chemotherapeutic antineoplastic substances
including cyclophosphamide, [H]-doxorubicin,
[O]-vincristine, and prednisolone.
chorea
Involuntary muscle twitching that occurs in cases of acute
rheumatic fever and is commonly known as St. Vitus’ dance.
Flow adaptor
Chromatography
column with gel
UV
analyzer
Column deadspace
Chart recorder
Drop
counter
Fraction collector
Column chromatography. Arrows indicate direction of flow. Chromatography refers to a group of methods employed for the separation of proteins.
Ag
CAPILLARY ACTION
Low analyte
concentration
Ab
High analyte
concentration
choriocarcinoma
An unusual malignant neoplasm of the placenta trophoblast
cells in which the fetal neoplastic cells are allogeneic in
the host. On rare occasions, these neoplasms are “rejected”
spontaneously by the host. Antimetabolites have been used
in the treatment of choriocarcinoma.
chromium release assay
The release of chromium ( 51 Cr) from labeled target cells
following their interaction with cytotoxic T lymphocytes
or antibody and K cells (ADCC) or natural killer (NK)
cells. The test measures cell death, which is reflected by the
amount of radiolabel released according to the number of
cells killed.
chromogenic substrate
A colorless substance transformed into a colored product by
an enzymatic reaction.
chromogranin monoclonal antibody
An antibody that recognizes chromogranin A (68 kDa)
and other related chromogranin polypeptides from
humans, monkeys, and pigs. It is designed for the specific
and quantitative localization of human chromogranin in
Immunochromatography
Ag-enzyme
conjugate
Enzyme
substrate
addition
Immunochromatography.
Low
High
C